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Who better than YOU, the fans, to write the official Britney.com guest blog for B's latest hit single? No one! That's why I've posted the best of the best of your reviews right here. If I'm ever out sick and need a blogger to fill in, now I know who to call! Drum roll, please... and the reviews are in:

It wasn't too long ago that a Catholic schoolgirl-clad Britney came onto the scene to let us know "she’s not that innocent," and her new single, "3," is a solid confirmation of that fact. Co-written and produced by Max Martin, who also worked with Spears on another notoriously risqué song, "If U Seek Amy," "3" further explores Britney’s sexual side. Britney's telltale sensuality coupled with the up-tempo, techno-pop beats makes this a maust-have party hit! —Katie Rensing, United States

"3" is the newest single from Britney Spears, an artist known for pushing the envelope with lyrics, grunts and groans, and of course, videos. "3," written and produced by Max Martin, is about, well, it's plainly obvious what it's about. It's no surprise that Britney's songs tend to wink at naughtiness ("Slave," "Oops," "Amy" and the entire Blackout album), but she always ensures that she's only playing. The song has a been there-done that feeling, but Britney and Max make it clear that the duo are still nothing less than gold. —Ryan LaRoche, United States

Move over, Amy! Peter, Paul and Mary are here to stir things up. Collaborating with legendary hit maker Max Martin, Britney Spears has once again not failed to deliver; “3” immediately incinerated all reservations I had about another Britney Spears compilation album (aka The Singles Collection.) The school-chant rhyme that makes up the chorus instantly surrounded me in pure bubblegum-pop goodness, yet singing about a controversial topic, Britney has further proved to us that she’s not afraid to push the envelope. From experience, I can confidently say that “3” is one song that fans and non-fans alike will enjoy. —David Rodrigues, United States

You can't help but listen to "3" and wonder if it's about a game of Twister with three mates or getting down on the floor for some triple loving. As the song may be risqué for some, I believe we should embrace the energy and fun vibe that shines throughout it and continue celebrating a great entertainer's music. —Mattybl92, United Kingdom

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